In this video, we take a closer look at the controls in the Seraphim Blueprint interface. You'll see that there's no reason to be intimidated: in fact, it's pretty straightforward. 

In this video, we see what Seraphim Blueprint can produce when certain parameters are automated via a host sequencer. The first half of the video allows you to see and hear the initial sequence and the recorded automations. In the second half, we modify a few parameters (essentially the type of resonator and the wavetable playback mode). 

While Seraphim Blueprint is natively capable of producing a variety of interesting sounds, driving it with automations opens up new perspectives. And that's why you should really take an interest in this approach. 

SERAPHIM Blueprint is an evolution, based on feedback from users of the original version, developed as a prototype for the hardware version of the instrument. The instrument is easier to approach, while benefiting from more powerful modulations. It is now fully polyphonic, and is well beyond the 'drone factory' trend. 

SERAPHIM Blueprint is an ever-growing collection of 14 instruments (7 Atonal + 7Chromatic), each with 5 basic presets to give you the lead you need to easily create your own sounds.

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